Biology, asked by gfrkad, 10 months ago

how does reproduction in amoeba differ from that in paramecium​

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Answered by dishagaur748
10

hey mate!

both of them have same reproduction method that is fission but the only the difference lies is that amoeba has binary fission whereas paramecium has multiple fission

Answered by Darkgirl52
16

Amoeba and paramecium are two unicellular eukaryotes. Both of them are protozoans and live in water. Both organisms asexually reproduce by binary fission. ... The main difference between amoeba and paramecium is their locomotion mechanisms; amoeba moves by forming pseudopodia; paramecium moves by beating the cilia.

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